Mac Dre - Ronald Dregan - Dreganomics - VINYL LP

Double vinyl LP pressing. Dangerous is the eighth studio album by Michael Jackson. It was released on November 26, 1991 by Epic Records. His first album under his new contract with Sony Music, it was also Jackson's first album since 1975's Forever, Michael not to be produced by longtime collaborator Quincy Jones, who had agreed to split after the final recording sessions for Jackson's 1987 album, Bad. Dangerous has sold over 35 million copies worldwide, 7 million albums were shipped in the United States alone, and has been cited as one of the best-selling albums of all time. The album produced four Top Ten singles on the Billboard Hot 100 including one number-one. Similar to the musician's previous material, the album's music features elements of R&B, pop and rock while also incorporating a newer genre, new jack swing, after the inclusion of producer Teddy Riley to the project in a bid to present Jackson to a younger urban audience. Jackson earned writing credits on all but two tracks on the album. Dangerous received several Grammy nominations, winning only one for Best Engineered Album. In addition to commercial success, the album received critical acclaim from contemporary critics. Album Tracks 1. Jam Michael Jackson 5 39 2. Why You Wanna Trip on Me 5 25 3. In the Closet 6 32 1. She Drives Me Wild 3 41 2. Remember the Time 4 00 3. Can't Let Her Get Away 4 59 4. Heal the World 6 25 1. Black or White 4 16 2. Who Is It 6 35 3. Give in to Me 5 30 1. Will You Be There 7 40 2. Keep the Faith 5 57 3. Gone Too Soon; Prelude\ Main Band 3 22 4. Dangerous 6 59

2014 well rounded collection of early & late material from his entire career. It features the original studio recordings of such standards as Sweet Caroline, Holly Holy, I Am I Said, hits like Cracklin' Rosie, Song Sung Blue later songs like Forever in Blue Jeans & September Morn, Love on the Rocks & the rarely heard original solo version of You Don't Bring Me Flowers. The set captures his beginnings as a songwriter-turned-singer in New York to his multi-platinum days in Hollywood. Album Tracks 1. Cracklin' Rosie 2. Forever in Blue Jeans 3. Song Sung Blue 4. Sweet Caroline 5. Holly Holy 6. Red, Red Wine 7. Hello Again 8. Beautiful Noise 9. America 10. September Morn 11. Love on the Rocks 12. Shilo 13. You Don't Bring Me Flowers (Original Solo Version) 14. Morningside 15. Soolaimon 16. Play Me 17. Kentucky Woman 18. Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon 19. Solitary Man 20. I'm a Believer 21. Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show

Now-Again Records is proud to present 'Back from the Brink,' the only legitimately licensed collection of the Godfather of Iranian Psychedelic Rock, Kourosh Yaghmaei. Known within the Iranian Diaspora simply by his first name, 'Kourosh'. Pre revolution recordings were thought lost after Islamic Fundamentalists took control of Iran. They weren't Kourosh, had protected them, along with Key Ephemera from the 70S. Their collection here spread over Two CDS, a 3 LP and a 4X7' box set. Bolstered by Kourosh's first person recollections of Iran's 70S Rock scene and it's death after the revolution, tells the story of an immensely talented artists' desire to persevere in the face of terrible adversity. Kourosh Yaghmaei and his brothers Kamran and Kambiz were amongst the few inspired Iranian Musicians determined to change Tehran's musical landscape in the late 60s and early 70s. The trio armed with rented, second and Instruments and records by the Ventures, the Kinks, the Doors, merged Western Garage Rock, Psychedelia and Iranian Folkloric Music to create a sound unlike that came before them. Later, inspired by the the unlikely Duo of Elton Ohn and James Taylor, Kouroshs' Music took a sophisticated turn, and he churned out Funky, Progressive Rock that is as imminently enjoyable as it is impossible to categorize. His star on the rise was knocked off course by the Revolution, and It's backdrop of Islamic Fundamentalists burning record companies and harassing musicians. But while most pre revolution musicians including his brothers fled Iran in 1979, Kourosh stayed, loyal to the country of his birth. He has suffered a performance and recording ban for twenty-two out of the last thirty-two years. Yet he remains stoic and resolved to continue bolstering Iranian Musical Tradition. Kourosh still lives in Tehran and is pleased that his story and his glorious 70s recordings, will finally